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Malaysia is set to make an announcement on Lynas Corp's rare earths processing plant licence renewal on Aug 15.
It is believed that the government plans to extend Lynas’ licence though it could be for a shorter duration than the usual three years.
It is believed that the government plans to extend Lynas’ licence though it could be for a shorter duration than the usual three years.
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